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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
THE ORIENT.
News From Hongkong ana Ye.
k0hama.

kohama.
SAN FRANCISCO, January The
steamer City of Pekiog arrived this
evening with Hongkong dates to Decsm-
Der l4th. Yokohama of the 22i.
Tsung-Li- Yamen, of China, has agreed
to pay $25. 900 to the American mission.
aries who suffered losses during the ~
cent riots at Chung King. The settle-
ment was effected through the efforts Of
Mini ter DENLY.
The Hong Kong Mail says the trou.
bles on the frontier of Tonauin and
China have assumed most serious pro-
portions. News has been brought from
Pakhoi to Hong Kong, by the German
steamer Signal, that large bodies Of
Chinese pirates attacked the French
garrison at Hakoi, on the Gath Of Mo-
yember, and after . three davs' seiae
completely annihilated it. They also
attacked Mongkai with similar results.
The latter is town ten miles Fl. the
coast, on the border line of China and
Tonxuin. No particulars of the massa-
cree which occurred at Mongkai were
given. Hakoi is about twenty.fi o.
thirty miles south OF Mongkai, on
the coast. The French had small for
tification there with q garrison Of sixty
men, under the command of Lieutenant
Mac Mahon, nephew Of Marshal Mao
Mahon. After three days seige only
twenty.three of the garrison remained
alive. These made sortie but not one
survived. The latest information states
that Hakoi and Mongkai are in flames.
1t is believed that the same forces which
captured the Boundary Commissioners
perpetrated these massacres.
Captain Drake of the British steamer
Normantown, which was wrecked on
the Japanese coast nsar Kobe, entailing
a loss of twenty six Japanese passenger,
has been found guilty of manslaughtsr
in abandoning the vessel while pas-
sengers were still aboard, and sentenced
to three months imprisonment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
The Senatorial Caucus.

SACRAMENTO, January Tt is ru.
mored that joint caucus of Democrats
will be held next Tuesday evening to
nominate United States Senator. The
official returns from San Benito and San
Mateo counties have been received.
Governor Bartlett has been notified by
Jordan that the Inauguration will take
place to. morrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
The Public Printer.

WASHINGTON, January THE Sen
ate Committee on Printing, it is said,
this morning began the study of certain
problems involving the nomination of
Benedict to be Public Printer, and Bene-
dict was himself before the committee
for examination. No conclusion was
reached, and another meeting is to be
held during the week. It Is understood
there are no formulated charges against
the nominee, but there are people who
claim he u not practical printer or
ookbinder, and in these respects does
M meet The rsquirsmsuts 81 the law
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
PLACE OF REFUGE.
The Pope Wants to be Safe aa
War COmes.

LONDON, January THE Vatican hes
made arrangements with the Primes
of Monaco by which, in the
event of the outbreak of war
involving Italy, the Pope with
his ministers and projects of congrega-
tions will remove their residences to the
principal city of Monaco, and there tran
sact all business until peace shall have
been restored and some kind of an Euro.
pean agreement obtained guaranteeing
the independence of the Holy See in its
dealings with the Catholic world. A
special clause of the convention with the
Prince pledges the abolition of gaming
tables. 1t is expected that adequate
compensation for the loss of revenue
thus involved will be afforded by crowds
of visitors to the Pope, or by indemnity
to the Prince.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Cold weather.

CHICAGO, January THE mercury
fell steadily in this city until P. M.
yesterday. when the thermometer regis
tered fourteen degrees below zero. At
6 o'clock it had run to ten degrees be-
low, and has since remained stationary.
According to the Signal Service reports
it will remain so for the next twenty
four hours. At st. Paul the thermome.
ter stood at 80 degrees below, while ex.
treme northern Minnesota and Canadian
stations had not sent in any reports. At
Davenport, Ia, the Thermometer regis.
tered twenty below.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
FIRE. AT santa Rosa.

SANTA Rosa, January Tt has just
been learned that large barn belonging
to Wesley Woods, on the Hanneth
estate near here, burned Wednesday.
An employe tipped over lantern and
the oil becoming ignited. set fire to the
stray. Sixteen horses in the barn were
barely saved. Loss, eleven hundred
dollars. No insurance
A Chinese wash house belonging to
Yik Lee burned this morning. A horse,
wagon and lot of clothing burned. 1t
is supposed to have caught fire from
stove pipe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A NIuddlc.

New York, January THE Stars
London correspondent cables: Salisbury
may end the Cabinet crisis at any mo-
ment by sending his resignation to the
Queen. The unrelenting opposition of
the Carleton Tories to his programme
has paralyzsd action and brought about
O deadlock. Friends of peace on both
sides, looking for solution of the diff.
Guilty, are holding a conference with q
view of bringing about, if possible, a
meeting of the entire party, or, failing in
that, conference of the most influential
of the government and their
leaders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Serious Earthquake.

TUNIs, January THE village of
Dejemel was severely shaken by earth
quake to-day. A number of houses fell.
Seven persons were killed and many
hurt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
THE DYNAMITERS.
They Threaten to Uproot the
sam Francisco Gable Roads.


SAN FRANCISCO, January THE Er.
aminer this morning publishes aletter
from the alleged authors of the dyna-
mite explosion on the cable road on
Ninth street Wednesday night. The
letter is written in red ink on coarse,
brick colored paper and is signed "Aug-
ust Howlitz." The letter states that
.the parties responsible for the explo.
sion are members Of secret and power
full organization which had its birth in
Chicago directly after the Haymarket
riots" The letter further states that
the dynamisers have no connection with
the carmen's union, and that the latter
is entirely ignorant as to who the dyna-
miters are. The epistle concludes as
follows: "We have programme laid
out for series of dynamite explosions,
and shall 90 forward in earnest If the
roads persist in refusing the carmen
their just rights"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
ANewspaper Suppressed,

ST. PETERSBURG, January THE
government has suppressed the Russkoir
Delio for publishing On article violently
attacking Germany.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
RIGHT OF WAY
For the A. II. & 3: +. Through This
County.


SANTA ANA, January THE Atchi'
son, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad system
has obtained from the people OF Orange
depot grounds and the right'of'way
from Burriel Point to Santiago Greek.
Santa Ana citizens have subscribed
sl5, 900 towards depot grounds and right
of-way expenses from SANTIAGO Greek to
the San Joaquin Ranch. The town OF
Tustin will furnish depot grounds and
right.of.way, which will bring the road
to the San Joaquin Ranch. The trustees
stated. granted the right.of-way
to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
through the San Joaqain. Ranch. This
gives them the right-of'way to Ocean
side, where they form junction with
the main line to San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Tour of Inspection.

PIrrsBuRG, January THE seven
engineers composing the special board of
the national ordnance plant, appointed
few weeks ago by the Secretary of the
Navy, to submit plans and estimates for
the erection of plant in the Washing.
ton navy yard fer furnishing heavy guns,
arrived here this morning. Their OBJ
ject in visiting Pittsburg is to inspect
the larger mills in this city, learn the
cost Of machinery. etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
ABREACH OF TRUST.
A sacramento Paper Gets Its
Work In.

SACRAMENTO. January 7.--Governor-
elect Bartlett's inaugural address has
been published in advance of its deliv-
cry, owing, as is charged, to bad faith
on the pert of Sacramento afternoon
paper, which received it under pledge
that it would not publish it until de-
livered.
SAN Francisco, January 7.-Consid.
cradle feeling is manifested by the news
papers over the act of bad faith commit
ted by Sacramento afternoon paper in
violating its pledge not to publish the
Governors inaugural until after it had
been delivered. There is some talk of
the Governor preparing a new message,
but this is hardly considered probable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
CIeve land Invited to Montreal.

OTTAWA, Ont.,' January 1T is
stated that a very pressing invitation
has been sent from Rideau Hall to the
President and Mrs. Cleveland and mem.
bers of the United States Cabinet to be.
come guests of the Governor General at
Montreal during the carnival.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Double Resulss Of . Murder.

blacksmith, was engaged at his business
ON Los Angeles street at the time of the
murder Of Apdres Martinez ON Tuesday
night. and rushed to the scene in pro.
fuse perspira.ion. The sight and the
chill of the evening air ct onco pros
trated his vital powers and he died yes
terday in consequence of the calamity,
making really : double murder out d
the assassination Of poor Nartiuss. The
/! a. 2. y. ". will heF ~. Rebertl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 7.--The
wholesale druggists, J. M. Greensfelder
& Co., 537 Market street, have assigned
for the benefit of their creditors. The
firm carried stock estimated at over
SlO0, 900. The liabilities are not yet
known. The failure is due to reduc-
ton in the prices of goods dealt in by
the firm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Death Of a Merchant.

SAN FRANCISCO, January John f.
Hammer, a we'll known merchant and
member of the Produce Exchange, died
at his home in Oakland yesterday. The
deceased was the senior member OF the
firm of Hammer, Leist & Co., commits.
sion merchants, corner of Davis and
Sacramento streets, this city. He was
a native of Germany, and 40 years of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
The Missing returns.

SACRAMENTO, January The Clerks
of San Mateo and San Benito counties,
to whom kilograms were sent yesterday
asking concerning the missing election
returns, have telegraphed that they sent
the figures days ago. The supposition
is that they have been lost. Other re-
turns are now on the road from both
counties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
The weather.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE Sig
nal Service synopsis for the past twenty
four hours, says: Fair weather has pre-.
vailed. except in the vicinity of the
Columbia river. where light showers
have been reported. The following are
the amounts Of rainfall Olympia, .04;
Astoria, .l3; Portland, .03; Roseburg,
.O2.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Petty Act.

ATLANTA, Ca, January Tt has
Just been learned that the British Gov
ernment refuses to allow the Gate City
Guards to enter England. 1t is su pposed
this action was taken because Capt. &c.
Burke is an Irishman. The Guards pro-
posed to make q tour of the principal
cities of the continent in full uniform
and bearing arms. By special invitation
King Leopold was to inspect them and
be present at several of their public
maneuvers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Returned.

SAN Francisco, January S.-Thomas
Stevens, the celebrated bicyclist who
left this city on a bicycle tour around
the world in April, 1884, arrived to-day
from Japan on the steamer City of Pek.
ing. He will be rendered reception
and banquet by the bicycle clubs of
this city,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Failure.

SAN Francisco, January 7.-Gustave
Abrahamson, dealer in ladies fancy
goods at 100 Kearny street, made an
assignment to-day Liabilities, $58, 900,
of which $40, 900 is due eastern credi.
tors. Assets, $25. 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
HOPES of Rain.

MERGED, January IA cold wave
struck this valley last night though a
dead calm prevailed and there was q
heavy frost this morning, following
which strong, cold wind sprung up at
10 o'clock, and there are growing hopes
of change that will bring rain. The con-
tinued dry weather has had depressing
effect upon business by checking farming
operations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
washiuston Notes.

WASHINGTON, January THE follow.
ing Californians have been appointed
members of board to promote the one
hundredths anniversary of the Constitu.
tion of the United States, and the four.
hundredth anniversary of the discovery
OF America by Columbus, by the estab.
lishment of a permanent exhibition of
the three Americans in this city: Gov.
ernor George Stoneman, H. L. Do dge,
President of the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce; Eugene German, Presi-
dent of the Los Angeles Produce Ex-
change; E. l.. Stern, President of the
Los Angeles Board of Trade, and A. M.
Lawrence, Secretary of the Los Angeles
Board of Trade.
Appropriations were made by the
House On the Sundry Civil bills for by.
geographic work and surveys on the
Pacific coast are deemed inadequate, and
Senator Williams will offer ammend.
ments at the proper time to the bill to
increase the appropriation for the topo.
graphical survey of Southern California
from $500 to $40, 900, and to make pri-
mary triangulation in Southern Califor-
MIA, from S45O0 to $4,000.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has arrived
in Washington. He said ne would get
the sweet wine conference committee
together and push that measure to a
favorable report.
In the secret session of the Senate to.
day the Mexican reciprocity treaty,
which has long been waiting action by
the House of representatives. necessary
to carry its provisions into effect, was
brought up on a proposition from the
Committee on Foreign Relations to ex
tend the time within which the required
action might be taken. The proposition
which was in the nature of protco
extending of the time in which Congress
sional action must be taken to May
1883, was brought to vote and carried
This is the second extension of time il
connection with this treaty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
James Lick,s Remains.

SAN FRANCISCO, January T. This
afternoon the remains of James Lick,
the philanthropist. we're removed from
the Masonic Cemetery to the undertake
ing rooms of Atkins Massey. They will
be watched and guarded tonight by a
delegation from the Society of California
Pioneers. Tomorrow the remains will
be taken to Mount Hamilton and on
Sunday they will be placed in the niche
prepared for them in the Lick observa-
tory without any formal ceremony.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Will kiss the Queen,s Hana.

LONDON, January THE Cabinet
Council convened for tomorrow he's
been further postponed. Lord Salisbury
informed the Queen that he hopes the
Cabinet will be completed by Tuesday.
The Privy Council has been called 10
meet at Osborne Wednesday, when the
new ministers will kiss the Queens
hand
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
AvaIanches In switxerlana.

BERNE, January, Numerous ava
lanche, occurred in the Cantons Of Lu-
cerne, Shwytz and Vie. Several viii
lages have been completely cut of from
communi ,ation with the outside world.
A number Of houses were destroyed ard
many cattle killed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. January The large
barn and wagon house of the Industrial
School were destroyed by fire this after.
noon. The loss is estimated at two
thousand dollars. The origin is pre-.
sumably accidental.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
The Generous Pope.

ROME, January THE Pope will
present 500, 600 to the Congregation de
Propagan Eide on the occasion of the
coming Jubilee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Denial.

LONDON, January THE Vienna cor.
respondent of the London Times con(sa-
diets the statement of Blowitz, the ParIs,
correspondent of that paper, thai =
treaty has been entered into betwoan
Russia and Germany and says no such.
alliance exists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A Question.

ROME. January THE Vatican is
debating whether the Knights of Labor
of America is proper organization for
Catholics to Join.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
INTER-sTATE COMMERCE..

Adjourned until tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Old New ..

FRESNO, January IA large meeting
sof citizens was held laso evening under
the supervision of the Board of Trade,
to consider the proposition of making an
exhibit of Fresno products at Los An
geles, and opening an Office there to ad.
vertise thie county. Three thousand
dollars have been raised for the purpose
and an agent is now in Los Angeles
making preliminary preparations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Herold Takes Hold.

SACRAMENTO, January Treasurer
Herold fomally took charge of the State
Treasurer's Office. The moneys and
securities for which Mr.. Herold re-
ceipted aggregated 5000, ,547.52.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Four Youshs aaanrea.

SYDNEY, N. s. W.. January !. 7.-rour
of the youths condemned recently Tor q
outrageous assault upon servant elrl.
were haLgsd here yesterday. Two OH
ers who were to have been execotnG
were reprieved.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Discharrea.

SAN FRANCISCO, January The pre-
liminAry examination this evening Of w.
7. Moak, charged with completely In thr
murder OF N, Dolsn. The haokman, ~
:slssd e !. ne = dls'hnrgs e ~ ps'spses
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Williams against the Interstate e
Commerce Bill.

WASHINGTON, January T. Senator
Williams expressed his views at length
to-day on the Interstate Commerce
bill. As already stated he will vote
agaipst the bill. 81 will do this not be-
cause it would hurt the railroads, he
said, s'for do not know that it would
hurt them, but am satisfied that this
bill would prove a serious injury to Cali
fornia. I am satisfied that it would
raise through rates, and that would
take the tea trade over the Canadian
Pacific and prevent shipments of cereals
and fruit from California to the east
over the overland roads. This bill
might be great benefit to some per-
sons in the east, and if / represented
those localities in the Senate l would
vote for the bill; but am satisfied that
it will injure us on the Pacific coast, and
for that reason 1 shall vote against it. 1"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Death 81 d. ". Thomas.

SANTA Rosa. January David W.
Thomas, . Californis pioneer, died hsrs
Last night. He Wa one Of the few Who
Vita - =. Y ~ sslshs.ssd RredsEiek-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
a Present to General TurnbulI.

SAN FRANCISCO, January L. The
members of the staff of W. s. Turnbull,
retiring Major General of the National
Guard, assembled at his residence, l4OO
Golden Gate avenue, this evening, and
presented him with magnificent solid
silver and royal Worcester cafe noir ser.
vice, appropriately monogrammed: and
inscribed,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
A sacramenso Fire.

SAcRXMENro, January IA fire 90.
currsd last night in the Capital Furni-
turs Manufacturing Co.'S Building on
~ eozaer q 0ixth ard b elrestss oaus-
= 6 a 4 s.. I! seoo 9 !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
BuFnsA 6 neasiH.

Madras. Jaapaxy 3.--It = olloiolI
stated shat 4Q5 psssons uee> t6ev
s:sss s:ssss Z =. =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-22
WILL RESULT IN BLOOOSHED.


Fitzgerald Fears That Will Be the Only
Eject of Suppression.
LONDON, Neb.. Aug. 20-President John
Fitzgerald, of the Irish National league was
asked what he thought of the proclamation
of the league in Ireland by the British gov
ernment, and said he thought it would be so
much the worse for the government. He
added 'The National league of Ireland is
only another name for the Irish nation, and
the suppression of nation is moral impos-
sibility Agitation hitherto open and above
board will he driven beneath the surface and
apparent justification will he given for the
existence of secret societies, over whose ueln-
bers and methods the recogulzed leaders of
Ireland can have no control | greatly fear
the repetition of wild deed when men.
despairing of justice, seek the graf
ificatlon of revenge Oppression has
been in every land the mother
of bloodshed We must not expect virtue
in lrishmen superior to that of other men,
and if they are driven TO the preparation of
deeds that morality may condemn let the
blame be laid upon Lord Salisbury and his
cabinet. The effect here of the suppression
of the league in Ireland will be to redouble
the efforts of the sister league in America,
but what shape that action will take will de
pend on the wishes of Mr. Parnell"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-22
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-22
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

No. 16l Story and half house with barn. out
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No. ito G0ud property on Aiken street; an acre
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No. 173 House and one acre lot Just south Of
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No. Isl Two story brick house with one of the
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